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April 27, 2017, 05:12:26 PM
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How do you build build reputation as developer?
I personal like to be involved but I'm not much as a talker to build repo in this, or other, forum.
Eventually everyone has to start somewhere, without a basic trust it's hard to build on.
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April 27, 2017, 11:43:16 PM
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Sound investing advice in general here.  This could make a good sticky.
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April 28, 2017, 01:11:11 AM
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April 28, 2017, 02:14:11 AM
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A lot of years spent trading and some other projects so time to give some advice to newbies.

Advice on buying alt coins, just remember you will be swimming with a lot of sharks once you get into altcoins so build some defence and protect you investment wisely, because these people i referred to as sharks are the scum of the earth.

"Read the whole ANN thread of a coin (even if its a 100 page) don't just buy cause you feel you have a hunch or based on hype. Hype is created by  shill accounts and cheap paid news editorial , you can usually tell you will see a lot of fake hype from newbie accounts posting crap like " to the moon" or screenshot of price going up"
Make sure the dev is active and has not left the project, if the dev is less than full member account walk away.
Crowdsale and ICO walk away, only people making money will be the dev and his associates. ICO and Crowdsale are bullshiet. Don't believe in that marketing crap has the reason for the ICO or crowdsale.
Inactive dev walk away, a dev that randomly disappear for weeks is a bad sign. If you hear excuse such as family or medical / holidays etc expedite your exit.
A dev that has worked on several other alt coins that have failed is usually a good sign to avoid any of his project, its not a coincidence history repeats itself.
Coin with high supply like 100 millions are less successful than coin coins in the mid range like 30-40 mill.
If a dev claims high % of coins will be used as bounty walk away, this could just be a ruse to pay the coin to himself unless there is proof each bounty has been verified and checked thoroughly.
Avoid buying coins that are too expansive.
Trust no one and avoid trollbox.
Do not become a bag holder , if you feel the coin is going nowhere cut your losses and it least exit with some of your money and stop day dreaming.
Don't invest money you cannot afford to loose.
Do not get caught in the dream state where you think the coin you pick will make you rich ,usually be realistic.
Do not automatically assume if you invest in the top 10 coin it automatically means you will make money, you will be surprised of the results and realise your mistake far too late.
Do not get greedy , if you have a coin that has made some profit it least get 50% of the profit based on your investment.

Using the above guidelines will make you more prepared for the altcoin scene.


This is very helpful. There's a lot of new coins that appear and a lot of people has no idea how to filter what's real and what's not. But i think this could be also used as a trading advice. I hope you can add some more.
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April 28, 2017, 02:17:30 AM
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This is good advice.  
Remember that right now crypto is like the dot com bubble in the early 90's.  
A ton of money is flowing into projects that are going nowhere.

Some people are going to get rich quick off investors, some people are going to put in a lot of hard work and go bankrupt.  
Ten years from now 99.99% of these coins won't exist.

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April 28, 2017, 04:03:09 AM
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Here's another advice:

The quickest way to go broke is to try to get rich quick.

Trading is a highly competitive environment and most people say only the top 1-5% of traders are profitable.

If you don't know what you're doing, trading will only serve to erode your profits. As an investor, the most important thing is to PRESERVE YOUR CAPITAL. And sometimes, that means not trading. Know your strengths and weaknesses, and don't trade with more than you can afford to lose.

Cheers, just my 2 satoshi worth to share from trading bitcoin/altcoins for the last 4 years.

This time it's different.
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April 29, 2017, 03:18:52 PM
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The rich get quick thinking won't get them far.
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April 29, 2017, 03:24:47 PM
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This is good advice.  
Remember that right now crypto is like the dot com bubble in the early 90's.  
A ton of money is flowing into projects that are going nowhere.

Some people are going to get rich quick off investors, some people are going to put in a lot of hard work and go bankrupt.  
Ten years from now 99.99% of these coins won't exist.

Yeah most of the coin will extinct in few years, you need to really search the news and everything before you really jumped into crypto currencies world and most of the alt coin especially ICO is a valueless coin so if you dont have the experience you better learned  before you buy
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April 29, 2017, 03:50:10 PM
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An investment in any cryptocurrency is very, very risky. It must be done knowing all the problems that can happen. investing in altcoins that aren't released yet is more dangerous. You need to research all documents related to it, to understand a good part of the tech involved. If you do everything right, can make some money and help a new technology to grow.

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April 29, 2017, 04:17:10 PM
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The best advice I would give is to not put too much money in for a few months and just read read read and play the game, throw .1btc into an ICO, try to trade your small amount up to something more. My point is people need to learn from their mistakes and get wise without spoon feeding them 'wisdom'.

The reason I say this is cause the OP rules at one time or another would completely rob me of the biggest opportunities of the last few years. I mean saying coins with large amounts are shit, I'm NEM, Ripple, Dodge. etc.  I have even made money on what looked like classic scams and they turned out not to be. And I have invested in airtight ICO's and lost money. Saying don't invest in ICO again would of made you miss the biggest coins in market cap terms....maybe principles but they shouldn't be rules. Best advice learn yourself and keep your eyes open and learn from your mistakes.
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